Delving into the world of major gifts doesn't have to be daunting. With our tailored, interactive Major Gift Fundraising Plan Template, nonprofits gain a step-by-step roadmap to identify, connect with, and secure major donors. From building relations to crafting the perfect ask, this free resource simplifies the intricate process, placing powerful donor relationships and transformative gifts within easy reach. Equip your nonprofit for success in the major gifts arena today.
This document provides guidance on creating high-impact donor cultivation events that inspire donors and prospects. It discusses hosting volunteer events where donors can engage with an organization's mission in an impactful way. Such events appeal to mid-level and major donors by giving them an emotional experience connected to the cause. The document outlines factors to consider for the event, including defining the intended audience, choosing a volunteer task that leaves a lasting impression beyond immediate benefits, and providing networking opportunities for attendees. The goal is to generate a "light bulb moment" for donors to appreciate the organization's work and motivate increased support.
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This document discusses several strategies for nonprofit organizations to recognize major donors and communicate the impact of donor gifts using social media. It provides examples of how to utilize platforms like Twitter, YouTube, Instagram and donor recognition walls to publicly thank donors in creative ways. Recognizing donors through social media can help increase involvement from other current and prospective donors. Measuring the results of donor recognition activities can help nonprofits learn what recognition methods are most effective.
NPTechClubATX: Prospecting - Reviewing Your Own Databases for Hidden GemsNetSquared
Join us for a focused discussion about how a seasoned nonprofit fundraiser conducts in-depth yet cost effective fundraising research, with an emphasis on your own nonprofit's databases.
Carolyn suggests you sign up for a free Candid/GuideStar account. Some of Carolyn's suggestions involve using information shared on the Candid website, so that means you can start researching on your own, right after the presentation!
Carolyn M. Appleton got her start in nonprofit fundraising in Austin in the 1980s. Since then, she has worked across Texas, often in remote locations with little or no staff support. New technologies and the Internet have helped Carolyn achieve her fundraising goals, and then some! In 2011, she launched Carolyn's Nonprofit Blog, which today has more than 100 nations visiting annually.
Carolyn has been an NTEN: Nonprofit Technology Network volunteer for ten years. She received a national NTENy award for her volunteer efforts. Carolyn has spoken during the annual NTC: Nonprofit Technology Conference (and others), she has authored a variety of articles on nonprofit fundraising and communications, and in 2019, she was pleased to help TechSoup develop an online nonprofit disaster preparation and recovery course funded by the Center for Disaster Philanthropy. In 2019, Carolyn also became a Qgiv affiliate. Join us for this hands-on insider program!
Slides from their May2020 event.
#NPTechClubATX is part of a network of tech clubs across the nation and the world. NTEN: Nonprofit Technology Network and NetSquared (a program of TechSoup), are co-sponsors. Meetings are free to all.
https://local.nten.org/austin/
This document provides an agenda for a workshop on online fundraising. The agenda includes introductions, discussions on crowdfunding and online fundraising, presentations on setting goals and telling stories, activities on network mapping and developing content, and an introduction to the GlobalGiving online fundraising platform. The workshop aims to equip participants with strategies and tools for effective online fundraising.
The document provides information and guidance for organizations participating in an open challenge fundraising competition on the GlobalGiving platform. It discusses the structure of the challenge, including bonus prizes for top fundraisers. It also offers tips for identifying and expanding donor networks, communicating with donors through emails and reports, and using GlobalGiving tools. Additionally, it acknowledges limitations of only accepting online donations and provides alternatives like fundraising events to address donors without internet or credit cards.
The document summarizes a resource development meeting to discuss goals and objectives for collaborative fundraising efforts. The goals are to raise more funds, respect donors, promote organizational unity, effectively communicate with donors, strategically plan solicitations, and exhibit Christian ethics. It provides policies around affiliate fundraising territories and donor relationships. It also outlines strategies for identifying and cultivating major donors, including gathering background information on donors and keeping fundraising efforts organized through various phases.
The document provides an overview of major gift fundraising, including:
1) Major gifts make up a small percentage of donations but provide the majority of funds, so cultivating major donors is key.
2) Prospect research is important to identify potential major donors and understand their motivations and capacity to give.
3) Cultivation of major donors is an ongoing process of engagement to build understanding and commitment over time before making an ask.
This document provides guidance on creating high-impact donor cultivation events that inspire donors and prospects. It discusses hosting volunteer events where donors can engage with an organization's mission in an impactful way. Such events appeal to mid-level and major donors by giving them an emotional experience connected to the cause. The document outlines factors to consider for the event, including defining the intended audience, choosing a volunteer task that leaves a lasting impression beyond immediate benefits, and providing networking opportunities for attendees. The goal is to generate a "light bulb moment" for donors to appreciate the organization's work and motivate increased support.
9 ways nonprofits can connect with supporters and understand why they givedlvr.it
semillasIn an ideal world, generous supporters would give to good causes based on the merits of the mission alone. In the real world, the motivation for giving is much more complex and less rational than a calculated assessment. To successfully connect with potential donors and get them to take action, nonprofit fundraisers and marketers should understand why donors give.
This document discusses several strategies for nonprofit organizations to recognize major donors and communicate the impact of donor gifts using social media. It provides examples of how to utilize platforms like Twitter, YouTube, Instagram and donor recognition walls to publicly thank donors in creative ways. Recognizing donors through social media can help increase involvement from other current and prospective donors. Measuring the results of donor recognition activities can help nonprofits learn what recognition methods are most effective.
NPTechClubATX: Prospecting - Reviewing Your Own Databases for Hidden GemsNetSquared
Join us for a focused discussion about how a seasoned nonprofit fundraiser conducts in-depth yet cost effective fundraising research, with an emphasis on your own nonprofit's databases.
Carolyn suggests you sign up for a free Candid/GuideStar account. Some of Carolyn's suggestions involve using information shared on the Candid website, so that means you can start researching on your own, right after the presentation!
Carolyn M. Appleton got her start in nonprofit fundraising in Austin in the 1980s. Since then, she has worked across Texas, often in remote locations with little or no staff support. New technologies and the Internet have helped Carolyn achieve her fundraising goals, and then some! In 2011, she launched Carolyn's Nonprofit Blog, which today has more than 100 nations visiting annually.
Carolyn has been an NTEN: Nonprofit Technology Network volunteer for ten years. She received a national NTENy award for her volunteer efforts. Carolyn has spoken during the annual NTC: Nonprofit Technology Conference (and others), she has authored a variety of articles on nonprofit fundraising and communications, and in 2019, she was pleased to help TechSoup develop an online nonprofit disaster preparation and recovery course funded by the Center for Disaster Philanthropy. In 2019, Carolyn also became a Qgiv affiliate. Join us for this hands-on insider program!
Slides from their May2020 event.
#NPTechClubATX is part of a network of tech clubs across the nation and the world. NTEN: Nonprofit Technology Network and NetSquared (a program of TechSoup), are co-sponsors. Meetings are free to all.
https://local.nten.org/austin/
This document provides an agenda for a workshop on online fundraising. The agenda includes introductions, discussions on crowdfunding and online fundraising, presentations on setting goals and telling stories, activities on network mapping and developing content, and an introduction to the GlobalGiving online fundraising platform. The workshop aims to equip participants with strategies and tools for effective online fundraising.
The document provides information and guidance for organizations participating in an open challenge fundraising competition on the GlobalGiving platform. It discusses the structure of the challenge, including bonus prizes for top fundraisers. It also offers tips for identifying and expanding donor networks, communicating with donors through emails and reports, and using GlobalGiving tools. Additionally, it acknowledges limitations of only accepting online donations and provides alternatives like fundraising events to address donors without internet or credit cards.
The document summarizes a resource development meeting to discuss goals and objectives for collaborative fundraising efforts. The goals are to raise more funds, respect donors, promote organizational unity, effectively communicate with donors, strategically plan solicitations, and exhibit Christian ethics. It provides policies around affiliate fundraising territories and donor relationships. It also outlines strategies for identifying and cultivating major donors, including gathering background information on donors and keeping fundraising efforts organized through various phases.
The document provides an overview of major gift fundraising, including:
1) Major gifts make up a small percentage of donations but provide the majority of funds, so cultivating major donors is key.
2) Prospect research is important to identify potential major donors and understand their motivations and capacity to give.
3) Cultivation of major donors is an ongoing process of engagement to build understanding and commitment over time before making an ask.
The document provides an overview of fundraising strategies for non-profits. It discusses who typically donates to non-profits and how much is donated annually. It then outlines key elements of an effective fundraising plan such as setting goals, budgeting, and developing marketing strategies. Additional sections cover identifying key players like board members and staff roles, potential sources of funding from individuals, corporations, and foundations, and general fundraising best practices and resources.
This document provides guidance and information for board members on fundraising. It discusses identifying prospective donors and qualifying potential gifts. The stages of cultivating donors including educating them and building relationships are covered. Techniques for soliciting asks such as role playing practice sessions are presented. The importance of stewarding donors after their gift is emphasized. Board members are encouraged to set annual fundraising goals and create plans for prospects they will focus on.
Boosting Your Major Gifts Fundraising - Professional Advancement QuizRoewen Wishart CFRE
Just started a new major gifts job or wanting to switch roles? Wondering where to begin with major gifts? Needing a “circuit breaker”?
Are you a board member or CEO - wondering if there’s something simple but important which isn’t happening the right way?
Try this professional advancement quiz. Our suggested answers to these four questions might surprise you.
What’s the most effective first step where major gifts prospects are lacking?
What case material is most useful for staff to engage with donors to encourage major gifts?
What is useful for staff to prepare before a cultivation meeting with prospective donors?
What’s the one irreplaceable staff role in major gifts planning and execution?
Boosting Your Major Gifts Fundraising - Professional Advancement QuizXponential
Just started a new major gifts job or wanting to switch roles? Wondering where to begin with major gifts? Needing a “circuit breaker”?
Are you a board member or CEO - wondering if there’s something simple but important which isn’t happening the right way?
Try this professional advancement quiz. Our suggested answers to these four questions might surprise you.
What’s the most effective first step where major gifts prospects are lacking?
What case material is most useful for staff to engage with donors to encourage major gifts?
What is useful for staff to prepare before a cultivation meeting with prospective donors?
What’s the one irreplaceable staff role in major gifts planning and execution?
How to engage with your donors donor engagement cycleDonorbox
Whether you are a newbie in fundraising or a seasoned expert, you probably know that the key to successful fundraising lies in building relationships.
When a donor is engaged with a nonprofit organization, they are much more likely to donate again and again (and give in other ways too).
The document discusses building lifelong relationships with donors through various strategies. It recommends moving from a scarcity mindset to focusing on current donors and their needs. Key strategies include getting to know donors personally through various cultivation contacts, building a team to support donor relationships, honoring and recognizing donors for their contributions, and creating a cultivation plan.
This document provides guidance on developing an effective fundraising plan. It emphasizes that fundraising requires hard work, not magic. A compelling case for support and clear fundraising goals are essential. Individual donors should be the focus, as they provide unrestricted funds and are likely to continue giving. The document outlines key components of a fundraising plan, including identifying prospective donors and diverse fundraising activities. It also stresses the importance of stewardship, evaluation, and making the ask in a personalized manner.
Paul Jolly of Jump Start Growth, Inc. delivered a presentation to United Way NCA members on cultivating major gifts on June 9, 2015.
Learn more about UWNCA events for members:
http://www.unitedwaynca.org/events/members
Susie Bowie (Community Foundation of Sarasota County) and Tina Arnoldi (Coastal Community Foundation of South Carolina) designed and presented this fun and interactive session at the Council on Foundation's Fall Conference for Community Foundations in Charlotte, NC. Join the ride!
This presentation was given at the Community Foundations conference on 9/14/10. A lot of the information about social media strategy and ROI is useful for anyone.
Fund DevelopmentThis chapter will present the basics of fundra.docxshericehewat
Fund Development
This chapter will present the basics of fundraising, including the annual campaign, direct mail, special events, major gifts, and planned gifts. The concept of moving donors from annual giving to major gifts and planned gifts will be presented. This chapter will also explore donor motivation and present a fundraising strategy based on the concept of providing donors with opportunities rather than approaching fundraising as a “begging” activity. Begging is not a strategy to raise funds. The alternative to begging for funds is to have a well-developed fundraising program. Even if the organization employs a professional fundraiser, the administrator is still the chief fundraising officer and, as such, will develop professional fundraising skills or risk becoming the chief beggar for the organization. Securing resources for the organization is ultimately the responsibility of the board of directors, but it is the administrator’s responsibility to develop and oversee a well-developed fundraising program. Effective fundraisers work from a strategic fundraising plan that is long term, has specific goals, and uses a variety of fundraising methods and techniques. The organization’s financial strength can be developed and maintained only through a fundraising strategy that is diversified by using many different fundraising approaches appropriate for their various categories of donors. Fundraising must be approached as any other major project in that it requires the administrator to develop a plan. The planning process for fundraising includes the same steps as any other planning process. As the administrator, you must set goals, allocate resources, develop action steps and timelines. and then evaluate the process. There are many “truisms” in fundraising, but the one most important to remember is that “people give to people, not to organizations.” This is another way to say that fundraising is really “friend-raising.” The people that will give money to your organization are those who share a passion for the mission of the organization and who trust that their money will be used wisely. It is the responsibility of the administrator to develop and nurture relationships that will financially sustain the organization. Another truism is that people will not give anything to meet your agency needs, but they will give when presented with the opportunity to invest in an organization that will make a difference in the lives of others. People will give when they think they can make a positive difference in something they care about. At whatever level of fundraising activity, your approach should be to present opportunities that will make a positive impact in the lives of the people your organization serves and not to present the “needs” of the agency.
11Fund Development
Copyright 2014. SAGE Publications, Inc. All rights reserved. May not be reproduced in any form without permission from the publisher, except fair uses permitted under U.S. or app ...
This document provides an agenda and materials for a presentation on fundraising from the perspective of a former fundraiser. The presentation covers building relationships with funders, communicating to catch funders' attention, and solidifying relationships. The agenda includes discussing how to build rapport with funders through tactics like knowing the audience, utilizing employee advocates, and sending thank you notes. It also covers telling an organization's story through crafting key messages, identifying what makes the organization unique, and including individual success stories. The presentation concludes with ways to maintain strong donor relationships such as providing added value, being honest, and demonstrating financial accountability. Group discussions are included to discuss best practices and lessons learned. The overall summary is that the document outlines a presentation for non
Role of the board & successful fundraising techniquesDeborah Spector
Role of the board & successful fundraising techniques inspires and encourages board members to support their organizations. How will your board members answer when asked what they do for the organization? You'll know you have a fundraising board when they proudly state they raise resources & influences for their organization.
Enterprise Online Fundraising Plan and ResearchRebecca Higman
Enterprise Community Partners (a nonprofit national leader in investment capital and development services for affordable housing and community revitalization) spent some time wondering how to up their online fundraising results, and a whole lot more time acting.
The deck includes research topics, creating donor profiles and personas and six strategies to online outreach.
This presentation was first shared at the Network for Good and Maryland Nonprofits "ePhilanthropy 101: Effective & Inexpensive Fundraising in a Downturn" program on March 27, 2009.
Recruiting and Building a Strong and Effective BoardBloomerang
https://bloomerang.co/resources/webinars/
Today more than ever nonprofits boards are expected to raise significant amounts of money. Join Keith Curtis and Jay Love for a discussion on nonprofit boards. Keith’s extensive work with nonprofits over the past 30 years has provided the opportunity to interact with a wide variety of nonprofit boards of different sizes and levels of experience.
Eastern Europe Online Fundraising Workshop PresentationGlobalGiving
1) The document provides an agenda for an online fundraising workshop that discusses online fundraising strategies and how to join the GlobalGiving platform.
2) GlobalGiving is an online fundraising platform that connects charitable organizations around the world with donors to raise funds and awareness of their work. It provides tools and access to over 400,000 individual and corporate donors.
3) To join GlobalGiving, an organization must submit an application with various documents, undergo due diligence, and then post a project. Many also participate in Open Challenges to raise funds and become a permanent partner.
The document provides an overview of fundraising strategies and best practices. It discusses that while challenges remain, charitable giving has increased in recent years. The majority of donations come from individuals, especially those with incomes under $90,000. Building relationships and retaining current donors through frequent communication and engagement is emphasized. Personal asks remain the most effective strategy, though online engagement and acquisition is growing in importance.
Learn what online fundraising is and how can it help your nonprofit raise more money, how to build an online fundraising strategy that is SMART and how to best use important tools in your fundraising efforts.
LAND USE LAND COVER AND NDVI OF MIRZAPUR DISTRICT, UPRAHUL
This Dissertation explores the particular circumstances of Mirzapur, a region located in the
core of India. Mirzapur, with its varied terrains and abundant biodiversity, offers an optimal
environment for investigating the changes in vegetation cover dynamics. Our study utilizes
advanced technologies such as GIS (Geographic Information Systems) and Remote sensing to
analyze the transformations that have taken place over the course of a decade.
The complex relationship between human activities and the environment has been the focus
of extensive research and worry. As the global community grapples with swift urbanization,
population expansion, and economic progress, the effects on natural ecosystems are becoming
more evident. A crucial element of this impact is the alteration of vegetation cover, which plays a
significant role in maintaining the ecological equilibrium of our planet.Land serves as the foundation for all human activities and provides the necessary materials for
these activities. As the most crucial natural resource, its utilization by humans results in different
'Land uses,' which are determined by both human activities and the physical characteristics of the
land.
The utilization of land is impacted by human needs and environmental factors. In countries
like India, rapid population growth and the emphasis on extensive resource exploitation can lead
to significant land degradation, adversely affecting the region's land cover.
Therefore, human intervention has significantly influenced land use patterns over many
centuries, evolving its structure over time and space. In the present era, these changes have
accelerated due to factors such as agriculture and urbanization. Information regarding land use and
cover is essential for various planning and management tasks related to the Earth's surface,
providing crucial environmental data for scientific, resource management, policy purposes, and
diverse human activities.
Accurate understanding of land use and cover is imperative for the development planning
of any area. Consequently, a wide range of professionals, including earth system scientists, land
and water managers, and urban planners, are interested in obtaining data on land use and cover
changes, conversion trends, and other related patterns. The spatial dimensions of land use and
cover support policymakers and scientists in making well-informed decisions, as alterations in
these patterns indicate shifts in economic and social conditions. Monitoring such changes with the
help of Advanced technologies like Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems is
crucial for coordinated efforts across different administrative levels. Advanced technologies like
Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems
9
Changes in vegetation cover refer to variations in the distribution, composition, and overall
structure of plant communities across different temporal and spatial scales. These changes can
occur natural.
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The document discusses building lifelong relationships with donors through various strategies. It recommends moving from a scarcity mindset to focusing on current donors and their needs. Key strategies include getting to know donors personally through various cultivation contacts, building a team to support donor relationships, honoring and recognizing donors for their contributions, and creating a cultivation plan.
This document provides guidance on developing an effective fundraising plan. It emphasizes that fundraising requires hard work, not magic. A compelling case for support and clear fundraising goals are essential. Individual donors should be the focus, as they provide unrestricted funds and are likely to continue giving. The document outlines key components of a fundraising plan, including identifying prospective donors and diverse fundraising activities. It also stresses the importance of stewardship, evaluation, and making the ask in a personalized manner.
Paul Jolly of Jump Start Growth, Inc. delivered a presentation to United Way NCA members on cultivating major gifts on June 9, 2015.
Learn more about UWNCA events for members:
http://www.unitedwaynca.org/events/members
Susie Bowie (Community Foundation of Sarasota County) and Tina Arnoldi (Coastal Community Foundation of South Carolina) designed and presented this fun and interactive session at the Council on Foundation's Fall Conference for Community Foundations in Charlotte, NC. Join the ride!
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3) To join GlobalGiving, an organization must submit an application with various documents, undergo due diligence, and then post a project. Many also participate in Open Challenges to raise funds and become a permanent partner.
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environment for investigating the changes in vegetation cover dynamics. Our study utilizes
advanced technologies such as GIS (Geographic Information Systems) and Remote sensing to
analyze the transformations that have taken place over the course of a decade.
The complex relationship between human activities and the environment has been the focus
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more evident. A crucial element of this impact is the alteration of vegetation cover, which plays a
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these activities. As the most crucial natural resource, its utilization by humans results in different
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changes, conversion trends, and other related patterns. The spatial dimensions of land use and
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Introduction
Major donors can become the lifeblood of an organization, offering
support that transcends monetary contributions. By developing
a holistic approach, you not only secure substantial gifts but also
forge meaningful partnerships with individuals who share your
passion and vision. This workbook is tailored for newer nonprofits
or those just embarking on their major gift journey. We’ll guide
you step-by-step, from understanding your prospects to crafting
compelling pitches and nurturing long-lasting donor relationships.
Let’s embark on this journey together, unlocking the potential that
major donors hold for your organization’s future.
Welcome to your guide on
establishing a major gift strategy!
+ Self-Assessment: Reflect on your nonprofit’s past
experiences. Have you interacted with any major donors?
What was the outcome?
+ Visioning: How could a substantial donation transform your
current projects or future aspirations?
+ Network Exploration: Do you already know individuals or
entities that could potentially become major donors?
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+ Sustainability: Major gifts can offer a stable funding source,
buffering against uncertainties in other income streams.
+ Impact Amplification: Large donations can catalyze projects,
allowing you to upscale, expand, and deepen your impact
within the community.
+ Influence and Advocacy: Major donors often hold influential
positions in society. Their support can amplify your message,
making advocacy efforts more potent.
+ Endorsement Value: Their trust in your organization can
enhance your credibility, drawing other donors, volunteers,
and supporters.
+ Beyond Monetary Contributions: While financial support is
paramount, many major donors bring expertise, networks,
and experience that can further benefit your cause.
The Significance of Major Donors
These individuals or entities often provide significant financial support,
bolstering projects, campaigns, and overall missions. But why are
major donors so integral?
In the nonprofit sector, major
donors play a pivotal role.
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Overview
Compile potential donor names.
Building a Contact List
Investigate prospects without prior ties.
Dive into Cold Research
Refine based on alignment & potential.
Refine Your Donor List
Step 1 Step 2 Step 3
Organize & track donor engagement stages.
Craft Your Prospect Pipeline
Assess reasons behind large gifts.
Unravel Donor Motives
Match your value with donor interests.
Offerings & Benefits
Step 4 Step 5 Step 6
Identify the donor’s philanthropic needs.
Identifying Donor Needs
Craft strategies for consistent outreach.
Donor Engagement Plan
Ensure readiness for the donation pitch.
Preparation for The Ask
Step 7 Step 8 Step 9
Select the right person to approach donors.
Choosing Your Asker
Build structures for nurturing relationships.
Mastering Donor Stewardship
Step 10 Step 11
Synergize your efforts for optimal outcomes.
Integrating Your Strategy
Step 12
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Building Your Contact List
It’s much like planning a special event; you need to know who you’ll
invite. Your contact list is the foundation, consisting of individuals,
businesses, and institutions that might be interested in your cause.
But remember, not all contacts will qualify as ‘major donors.’ The
beauty is in filtering and refining!
Starting your journey towards
securing major gifts requires you
first to identify potential donors.
+ List down potential individuals, businesses, or institutions you
think might be interested in your cause. Why did you consider
them?
+ How did you come to know of these contacts? (e.g., events,
mutual contacts, online platforms)
+ Have any of these contacts previously engaged with or
donated to your nonprofit? If so, describe the nature of their
engagement.
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Dive into Cold Research
Cold research might sound scientific, but think of it as a detective
game. You’re trying to understand more about your potential
donors: their giving history, their interests, and their capacity to
give. This is your opportunity to dig a bit deeper and find those
golden nuggets of information that can help tailor your approach.
Now that you have a list, it’s time
to gather more details about your
contacts.
+ For each contact, list any known philanthropic activities,
causes they’ve supported, or boards they’ve served on.
+ Are there any public records, articles, or online profiles that
can provide more insight into their charitable inclinations or
financial capacity?
+ Note any mutual connections or networks that you share
with the contact. Could they provide an introduction or share
more information about the donor’s interests?
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Refine Your Donor List
It’s okay to be selective; in fact, it’s essential. Narrowing your list
means focusing your energies on those with the highest potential
for significant gifts. It ensures that your outreach efforts are
streamlined and effective.
With your contact list populated
and a bit of cold research under
your belt, you’ll likely notice that not
all potential donors align with your
organization’s mission or have the
capacity you’re seeking.
+ Review your list and mark the contacts who have a clear
history of philanthropy or align closely with your cause. Why
did you highlight them?
+ Are there contacts you feel less certain about? What’s
causing the hesitation?
+ Establish criteria for a ‘major donor’ for your nonprofit. What
characteristics or behaviors would they exhibit?
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Craft Your Prospect Pipeline
By visualizing this as a pipeline, you can determine what stage each
prospect is at and tailor your engagement strategy accordingly.
Remember, cultivating major gifts isn’t a one-size-fits-all process.
Personalization is key!
Think of your donor journey as
a pipeline. It’s a structured path,
leading a potential major donor
from initial awareness to making a
significant gift.
+ Based on your research, categorize your narrowed list into
stages (e.g., initial contact, cultivation, ready to ask). Where
does each prospect fall?
+ For those in the early stages, what steps will you take to move
them further down the pipeline?
+ Consider potential barriers or challenges that might stall
a prospect’s movement through the pipeline. How can you
anticipate and address these?
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Unravel Donor Motives
Unearthing their motivation is vital to tailoring your appeal. As you
embark on this journey, remember that each donor is unique, but
there are often underlying themes in what drives them.
Major donors don’t just give; they’re
inspired to give.
+ Personal Connections: List any personal connections or
experiences your potential major donors might have with
your cause.
+ Impact Driven: Think of your mission’s outcomes. What
measurable impacts might appeal to a major donor?
+ Recognition Needs: While not everyone seeks the limelight,
some donors appreciate public recognition. How might your
organization honor them?
+ Legacy Building: Consider ways in which donors can leave a
lasting legacy with their contribution.
+ Aligning Values: How does your nonprofit’s mission align with
the personal values or corporate social responsibility goals of
your potential major donors?
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Offerings & Benefits
While major donors offer financial support, your organization can
provide various intangible returns. Understand the array of offerings
you can present to make the partnership mutually beneficial.
Every relationship is give-and-take.
+ Philanthropy: How can you offer donors a sense of fulfillment
by showcasing the direct impacts of their contribution?
+ Affinity: Consider how you can create close ties with major
donors, making them feel like an essential part of your
community.
+ Mutual Benefit: Especially for corporate donors, what mutual
promotional opportunities exist? Think of co-branding, event
sponsorships, etc.
+ Social: Can you offer networking events, galas, or intimate
gatherings where donors can meet like-minded individuals
or beneficiaries of the cause?
+ Special Access or Experiences: Think of behind-the-scenes
tours, special briefings, or other unique experiences exclusive
to major donors.
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Identifying Donor Needs
This not only helps in understanding their motivations but also
ensures that their involvement aligns with your organization’s goals.
Building a meaningful relationship
with potential major donors involves
asking the right questions.
+ Personal Passion: What causes or missions are you most
passionate about?
+ Previous Involvements: Are there other nonprofits or causes
you’ve supported in the past? What made those experiences
rewarding?
+ Expectations: What are your expectations from our
organization in terms of communication, recognition, or
involvement?
+ Involvement Preference: How hands-on or hands-off would
you like to be in our projects or programs?
+ Feedback: Are there areas in our mission or projects that
you’d like to see improved or expanded?
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Donor Engagement Plan
Tailor an engagement strategy that piques their interest, aligns
with their values, and deepens their understanding of your
organization’s mission.
Before making “the ask,” it’s
imperative to foster genuine
connections with potential donors.
+ Are there projects, initiatives, or aspects of your mission
that particularly resonate with the donor’s passions or
experiences? How can you introduce these to them?
+ Plan events or meetings that aren’t just about your
organization. Can you host workshops or seminars on broader
topics that the potential donor might find valuable?
+ Could you invite potential donors to engage in fieldwork,
community visits, or other hands-on experiences that allow
them to connect deeply with your cause, without directly
focusing on fundraising?
+ Who within your organization can inspire the donor with
personal stories, experiences, or visions related to your
mission? Schedule conversations with these individuals.
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Preparation for The Ask
Ensuring you’re well-prepared can significantly influence the
outcome. Consider the logistics, the setting, and the emotional tone
you want to set.
Once we’ve laid out these aspects, the following steps will focus on
the nuances of who makes the ask, the necessary processes, and
effective stewardship of the donors.
The “ask” is a pivotal moment.
+ Setting: Where will the meeting take place? An intimate quiet
place, during a special event, or at a project site to see the
impact firsthand?
+ Key Points: List the main points you need to cover during the
discussion.
+ The Actual Ask: Draft the actual wording of your request.
Being clear and direct can often be the best approach.
+ Possible Objections: Think of any reservations the donor
might have and prepare responses.
+ Follow-up Strategy: After making the ask, how will you follow
up? Think of thank-you notes, further meetings, or updates.
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Choosing Your Asker
It’s crucial to choose someone who has a rapport with the potential
donor, is knowledgeable about the project or cause, and can
eloquently communicate its significance.
The individual making the “ask” can
often influence the outcome.
+ Relationships Matter: Who in your organization has an
existing relationship or rapport with the donor?
+ Role Relevance: Would it be more impactful if a senior leader,
a project head, or a beneficiary made the ask?
+ Emotional Connection: Identify someone who is deeply
passionate about the cause and can emotionally resonate
with the donor’s interests.
+ Practice Makes Perfect: How will you ensure that the person
making the ask is well-prepared? Consider mock meetings or
rehearsals.
+ Backup Plan: If the primary person is unavailable, who is the
second in line?
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Mastering Donor Stewardship
Ensuring proper stewardship is essential to keep them engaged and
aware of the impact their support is creating.
Once a major donor commits to
supporting your cause, it’s the
beginning of a long-term relationship.
+ Thank You Rituals: How will you express gratitude immediately
after the donation? Consider thank-you letters, phone calls, or
special tokens.
+ Regular Updates: How frequently will you send updates about the
projects they’ve funded? Monthly reports, quarterly newsletters,
or yearly impact summaries?
+ Engagement Activities: List potential activities like special tours,
project visits, or exclusive events tailored for major donors.
+ Feedback Mechanisms: How will you collect feedback from major
donors? Surveys, personal meetings, or focus groups?
+ Renewal Strategy: How will you approach them for continued
support in the subsequent years?
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Integrating Your Strategy
Think of this as a living document, evolving as you gain more
insights, experience successes, or encounter challenges.
With all the components of a major
gift strategy laid out, it’s time to
consolidate, refine, and implement.
+ Priority List: Based on your research and engagements, which
potential donors should you approach first?
+ Tailored Proposals: How will you customize your pitch for
each donor based on their motivations, interests, and
previous interactions?
+ Engagement Calendar: Can you create a year-long plan for
donor touchpoints, updates, and events?
+ Team Involvement: How will you distribute responsibilities
and roles among your team for each donor?
+ Review Mechanisms: At what intervals will you review
and potentially revise your strategy based on results and
feedback?
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